lead negotiator steve nugent described as quote constructive there was no sign of the deal the. ease trade friction between. the world's two biggest economies china trade and voyeur he shook hands with nugent before leaving it was clear when talks continue u.s. markets were down on the news and trade tensions were muted washington post a new raft of terrorism chinese goods today just hours before the trade negotiators met. you are the richest man in the world you cannot only afford to think big actually do big i guess that's why i'm isn't boston wants to send a mission to the moon because he can't for years he's being poor in a billion dollars annually into his space venture blue origin which is two thousand people but it's not just a flight of fancy billions to be made on the moon. let me show you something he said lee knows how to sell things retail like jeff bezos rich many men do well as of the future could receive that amazon apostles via this land base as is tech experts who spent three years working on blue moon. it sent to travel to the moon fifty years after the first l

as part of the bbc‘s ‘change the game' season, sally nugent caught—up with her for an exclusive chat.all of the team took breaks and we went to kenya, we had dinner, we were waiting to go home and alex told a joke, he's really not that funny but he told a joke and i kind of hit him and iflung my head back and i hit the back of my head on a concrete wall. it was hard, but equally, it wasn't a car crash. i didn't fall from a great height, there was no seemingly huge trauma at the time but i knew something wasn't right. when i came back from kenya, i was in bed for a month. literally in a dark room, couldn't tolerate anything. i wanted to rejoin the team and the team had an away day. all i remember really was talking to my team—mate next to me and i lost the ability to speak, i couldn't say any words. i don't remember much. i went to hospital, i was very unwell. nine months on, i've had a mild traumatic rain injury that i'm nine months on, i've had a mild traumatic brain injury that i'm still not fully recovered from. when you have a head injury, you're perhaps not making the best decisi

does this lomas not the mama thunderclap nugent. palooza cappy upon him is the look man that's made invalid let him get shot like that that's. what is going on so a lot of lewis thank you sir sherman look at the face of a. challenge that i'm not only to get a lot of us the same. model he saw that as his mother was a question. about the. most informative. are you just as a child can suffer the little step mom knows while a strong rules mom mom or your nan most wealthy understand the look. that your. last long lonely woman was. careless a little boy that all gas and they don't possess money and the players are one of. our fridays shabaka. the one legged lady. the beggar. afghanistan the truth and with a negative thought your thought. here that there was one of those in the was silent for some of. the bedroom. a moving story of 2 tittle girls and their hopes for the future but 5 years on what has become of those dreams of their education and have hired a noria themselves on the off bill may come elect to return to afghanistan for rewin

she's been speaking to sally nugent. her sport has been her life. world number one and has won two grand slam titles. but for azarenka, tennis had to take a back—seat when she found out she was pregnant. in my in my my, my first thought was that oh my god, my career is over. —— in my mind. i will never play tennis again and i don't know what to do. i was shocked. it was panic. but then, it was all about i know i'm going to come back and i know when i'm going to come back. because i felt that it is a blessing for me. it isa i felt that it is a blessing for me. it is a blessing, but i still want to have my own dreams. i want to have my own career. when you came back at the having your son, how did you feel physically, did you feel that maybe your maternity leave had taken a toll on you or did you feel fearless because of what you had been through? i realise how powerful women are. and how strong and how important life of a woman, notjust in my life, it has been really important and my mum and my grandma, they have been a huge role models for me. when

friction between the world's 2 biggest economies china's trade representative who hate shook hands with nugent before leaving it's unclear when talks will continue despite a late day rally on friday built on eventual trade deal hopes markets still saw one of the worst weeks the sear a new draft of tariffs on chinese goods came into effect just hours before the trade negotiations met. before this latest escalation in the trade conflict lobster exporters in the north east have already seen hits to their business china is threatening further retaliation but hasn't yet said what it will do one option it has would be to further raise tariffs on u.s. imports including those on lobsters. a lobster boat returns to the harbor at kennebunkport maine this time of year should see the local lobster industry cloying in profits instead businesses here are feeling the pinch my business is down 60 percent and that 60 percent is basically made up 100 percent of chinese exports that we do the chinese are very busy in the winter time in january and february is chinese new year so it had become our peak season ove

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay.a massive shake up of the probation system — the government goes back on privatising parts of the service after serious failings were identified. theresa may prepares to meet senior conservative mps who are demanding a firm date for her departure from downing street. i'm sweating. our conversation on the menopause continues. this morning the reality of going through it aged just 15. thinking that i'm never going to be able to have children,

treasury secretary steven nugent said new information had emerged over the weekend and that the entire u.s. trade team had urged trump to apply the tariffs if a deal was not reached by friday. now he is a popcorn vendor who dreamed of building a plane it's a bizarre and fantastic tale that actually happened in pakistan a country where millions have no access to a formal education take a look. it took years and ingenuity for mohammed five has to put together his plane the engine comes from an old stone cutting machine the wheels from a rickshaw and the wings are made of burlap but the most important component was hard work and up to god i used to work as a security guard i would stay up all night then come home and sleep for a short while then i would spend some time on the plane and at the same time i'd sell popcorn to i wanted to save as much money as possible and as much as i could so that i could build this. he also sold a small piece of land and took on micro credits into the scrape together enough money for his dream of flying he learned how to build a plane on the internet and th

had reneged on earlier commitments something he called unacceptable the treasury secretary steve nugent said new information had emerged over the weekend and that the entire u.s. trade team had urged trump to apply the new tariffs if a deal is not reached by friday. and our financial correspondent conrad boos and joins us now from frankfurt conrad speaking of trade germany's leader and america was in hamburg yesterday to make a case for free trade maybe in response to some what's going on there between us and china what he tell us. make of gave her statement at the famous hamburg port one of germany's doles to the way the perfect spot to illustrate how important international trade is for germany merkel said we need to have a global conversation about how we can foster a fair and balanced trade conditions and this came one day ahead of today's visit of my pump aoe in berlin the u.s. secretary of state and of course medical he'll once to appeal to the americans she wants to remind them that you know the uni lateral approach is not the way to go that the americans should together with the

treasury secretary stigma nugent said both sides will close to an agreement. facebook says it will restructure its platform to be more private at the social media giants annual conference c.e.o. mark zuckerberg and nouns you end to end encryption for its messaging service and the ability to hide likes to use reactions to content. high rollers proclaim from pain and convertible old snow those are some of the things that come to mind whenever monaco is mentioned but now europe's gambling capital wants to bed bake on something else sustainability that race. monaco is pretty but it's also bursting at the seams a building boom is to blame almost forty thousand people live on a tract of land measuring two square kilometers. at the palace at the rock of monaco prince albert the second is using rapeseed oil for heat he says if all the buildings in his principality were heated with rapeseed oil monaco could slash c o two emissions by half. to school especially the past few months all the measures we've been putting in place are due to our objective of honoring the comm

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today: more than 40 people arens and rapes have arrested a man in cheshire in the early hours of this morning. nature on the brink — the destructive force of humans is laid bare in the world‘s most comprehensive report into our natural world. there‘s misery for manchester united. no champions league football for them next season after being held by relegated huddersfield. it was also a bad day for arsenal. the

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six o'clock here on bbc 0ne, it is at six o'clock here on bbc one, and it is withjon kay and sally nugentned them. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump declares a national emergency to stop us companies using any telecoms equipment from foreign companies seen as a threat. dozens are arrested in russia — following ongoing protests over the building of a new cathedral. ahead of next week's european elections — leading candidates take part in a televised debate. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the times who report the british military has engaged in a public clash with the pentagon over claims by washington about the threat posed by iran. the ministry of defence dismissed warnings iranian—linked groups were preparing to launch attacks against western targets in the middle east. the ft says us president donald trump has dodged an immediate collision with the eu and japan on trade by deferring a decision to impose tariffs on cars and car parts by up to six months. meanwhile the

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today: a massive shake up of the probation system — the government goes back on privatising parts of the service after serious failings were identified. theresa may prepares to meet senior conservative mps who are demanding a firm date for her departure from downing street. i'm sweating. our conversation on the menopause continues. this morning the reality of going through it aged just 15. thinking that i'm never going to be able to have children, it — itjust shocks you so hard. it's unbelievable. good morning. the rising cost of cash. new research says free cash machines are disappearing fastest from the areas they're needed the most. good morning. it's derby day after a stunning comeback. it's derby day after a stunning comeback. it was a right old ding—dong in the championship playoff semi—final between leeds united and derby county. there were six goals and two sending offs as the rams boss frank lampard guided his side to wembley. good morning, we start off with a s

best edition was there are patients in search one of the foremost yes was a no no good judge correct nugent in some nurturance teens. new certainty whether venice. was in there in the on the side on the water there's one thing or does he never possibly be there and i can tell you that. you see this without folding for it's a good time to use consistent covers the kurds are in better odds were you were able to establish where the phone was of course. just this 24th of generation system were asked to say that judge was really good at heart. and. then an army has and i read where christmas lists to the south and skinny in fact it's well it's. no texas nonsense. but if you are ours and you're still on the road we'll have mr gray's course with. you testified that modifying their water is a number of a shriek that was there. and. you didn't have any role whatsoever the investigation of this case the. the birth of genesis recall right and you have no personal information whatsoever with regards to how this murder took place. you weren't there weren't you just you need cease fire shots fish know no

welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. our headlines today: more than a0 people are now dead, after a russian plane makes an emergency landing in flames. police hunting the fugitive joseph mccann for a series of abductions and rapes have arrested a man in cheshire in the early hours of this morning. nature on the brink — the destructive force of humans is laid bare in the world's most comprehensive report into our natural world. there's misery for manchester united. no champions league football for them next season after being held by relegated huddersfield. it was also a bad day for arsenal. the highest level is the individual codenamed h. h is for ‘heart stopping'. we'll speak to one of the stars of line of duty, as the most—watched show of the year comes to a gripping end. it is certainly not because it is a chilly start to the day no matter where you are. good morning from blenheim palace. we have a lovely sunrise and a treat in store for you this morning including newborn lambs and jousting. after the chilly start the

as part of the bbc‘s change the game season, sally nugent went to spain to meet her.going. settled in spain, but headed for the biggest summer of her career. it's a mess a few years for women's football i think. this is the biggest on the women's football calendar, you've got the world cup, hopefully we've got the olympics next year. and then the year after, we have the european championships in england. so for me, the next three is for women's football is genuinely, i know people say it every year, and it's getting bigger and better, but this is genuinely the biggest it can be for women's football. i hope i can to be at the forefront of that, i hope i can be a pa rt forefront of that, i hope i can be a part of it, and i hope we can be successful. when you were a kid, how unusual was it for a girl to be playing like you played? yet, it wasn't common, i was on only girl in the school plane, never mind the class, so everyone was always, i was on was getting called names. there was people who supported me, don't get me wrong, but more so there was name—calling from the l

our sports correspondent sally nugent met instagram fitness coach, shona vertue hold it up for me.idea that we do have to aspire to something, that that does appeal to women when trying to be healthy and fit? it's actually nice to look at something and think, actually, i want to look like that. i think the bottom line is that there's no problem with aesthetics or aspiring to something we like the look of. i just think if it's the sole fuel for your motivation, you're going to kind of be at the mercy of your self—esteem, to a degree. you know? you will be at the mercy of things going on in your life. social media comes in for criticism sometimes, because sometimes you look at an image and think, that looks so perfect, is it really real? have you ever been tempted to edit any images of yourself or change the way that you look? no, no, no. absolutely not. because people do. i know. i think we need to focus less on aesthetics. we need to focus on functionality and what we can be capable of. that's what i love about sport. the pressure those men and women feel to edit their bodies in a

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well when nugent says it goes for the courts 2nd mean several things one is there could be a reference case could be referred that is to the justice department for them to initiate criminal contempt proceedings of course that's not going to happen the other route is that congress can petition the federal courts to issue an order compelling these tax returns to be turned over that's going to take a long long time to get resolved which is really the trump administration's plan they just want to slow walk and stonewall as long as they can they hope past the 2020 elections there is a 3rd way congress does have an inherent contempt power which is punitive that is that they could theoretically they could arrest steve men who can have him held in a local detention facility until he produced those this is a contempt power though which is punitive in nature which means that they could also busy just impose fines and adam schiff congressman has suggested that they could impose fines of $25000.00 a day say until this material is turned over and this would be a tactic that congress could you in an

out with ted nugent, only to find out i was conned. i didn't get to see "saturday night live." who was dan aykroyd and john belushi? i had no idea. i had to send an emissary out to find out who, in fact, they were and that's who we met. >> how many restaurants now? >> i think 33, 34. it's a moving target. >> that's a good thing. >> it is a good thing. >> yes. >> if you could have this fabulous meal with anyone, who would it be? >> who would it be? >> and as you sign the dish, of course. >> i think given today with what's going on with disrupting markets and, you know, change in technology, who ever than elon musk. >> i like that idea. that's a dinner guest. i'd like to be at that dinner. >> cheers to that. >> cheers. patrick lyons, thank you for joining us on "the dish." for more, head to our website. that's a good one. cbsthismorning.com. >>> she's a power voice on and off the stage. jamila woods is also a poet, teacher, and activist. hear songs from her sophomore album coming up. you're watching "cbs this morning" saturday. >> announ

trouble for nations farmers and small businesses and ultimately all of us consumers earlier today steve nugent told a probation 20 the talks will resume in the new future and that does not exactly ring with urgency in the comment, presidentially condemned u.s. tactics as quote, stupid. president trump's good buddy, senator lindsey graham, says we should not expect it to take down anytime soon. >> so, this is the best chance in my lifetime to get china to change their cheating ways. terrorists are tools to bring china to the table and were standing one 100% with the president. we will have short-term pain to get china to change our behavior and we don't get china to change they will destroy our economy over time. i'm one 100% with the president. kennedy: i don't like the whole economy being destroyed part, but i like the good economy private president reportedly told advisors fighting the china popular with his base for 2020 but a brand-new fox news poll found that is not exactly the case. 45% of americans say the increased tariffs hurt the economy and 34% say it helps. 11% say makes no differe

well, sally nugent asked the liverpool managerjurgen klopp before he flew out to spain if he felt under it is good. i go to sleep with one line up in my mind and wake up with one line up in my mind and wake up with a different one. and no clue what happened in between. in the night somebody is telling you. 0bviously. it is wonderful. the only job i really can do. to be honest. but with together with a bunch of world —class but with together with a bunch of world—class players in a sensational club, ifi world—class players in a sensational club, if i said i was not a happy person, i would club, if i said i was not a happy person, iwould be club, if i said i was not a happy person, i would be crazy. you mentioned the crowd. you use the crowd. use their energy. yes, use it when it is there. we want to create a fuss up so we know ourjob is to create an atmosphere. you cannot play boring football and expect the crowd will be going nuts. and singing out loud. and being really passionate or emotional. it is a lwa ys passionate or emotional. it is always a mix of the atmosphere we create on the

who are worried that the talks have ended completely and we know from treasury secretary sushma nugent's comments that he viewed these talks even though they ended soon of the most thought that he believed they were constructive this can be as we've heard and fish is reported is a big gamble for the president because it's having an impact on u.s. consumers as well do you think this show time to work out a solution with the chinese. yeah there is the belief here in washington that there is still time but there's less hope and less optimism than i would say there was about 5 hours ago there was this feeling because the higher tariffs apply only to goods that leave china as of friday when these tariffs kicked in that there was still this opportunity given the fact that the shipments already en route to the united states would not be affected so the consumers would not feel the pain if you will that doesn't appear that that is going to be alleviated anytime soon and this is a political gamble for donald trump because this is going to hurt the farmers as ellen fisher reported this is going to

here's sally nugent. good morning.she scored a hat—trick on saturday, as lyon beat barcelona to win the women's champions league. it's the second time she has won the award. she beat four other nominees in the public vote — but she won't be playing for her country at this summer's world cup because of a row over pay. here's the moment she was given the award by our reporter, sarah mulkerrins. hello! hi! hello! it is as again, from the bbc! ada hegerberg, you have won the bbc women's footballer of the yearfor 2019. this is hard for me to find the words, winning a second time is unbelievable. i would like to thank you all for voting, it is a big honour, i must say. and bbc footballer of the year, it speaks for itself. so thank you, thank you so much. i will stay hungary, motivated, i will give it all as long as i can. the brilliant ada hegerberg. arsenal say they're furious with uefa, after forward henrikh mkhitaryan said he won't play in next wednesday's europa league final against chelsea because of the location. (00v)

nugent, but i apologize -- mr. minutia and, but i apologize. . [applause] i wanted to ask about the economy, especially for communities of color and the native communities. what are your ideas on how we build an economy that is inclusive of everyone. i sit on the transportation and infrastructure committee. one of the reasons i fought so hard to get onto -- first of all, i didn't know it was going to be so hard to get onto transportation and infrastructure. 85 new members started this past congress. 90 of them wanted to be on tni. the reason i wanted to be on this committee is because first of all, most people don't think about transportation or infrastructure generally. people are not thinking about that until something has gone horribly wrong. we are on the cusp of a lot of things going horribly wrong. in a lot of places, it has happened, like in flint. one of the things i think we can really focus on to make sure we have a thriving economy and society is to build equity into every piece of policy we are pushing forward when it comes to how we

yeah, he was, and there was a sense of optimism about a week ago, the trade secretary stephen nugentwas done but then reportedly china's leadership changed its mind. —— steve mnuchin. and went back on 150 pages of a draft agreement and that seems to centre around us demands that apparently have been agreed to when it came to enforcing the steel and issues like dispute mechanisms and issues like dispute mechanisms and dispute resolutions. the americans wanted to see something ha rd americans wanted to see something hard and fast that would lock the chinese are in, notjust to the agreement, but also making sure that any changes on the chinese side would actually happen, and that appears to be the area where china has come as president trump described it, broken the deal. in terms of what we now know, the talks are going to go ahead tomorrow. there is a sense of some optimism here in china on the stock market, rallying slightly. it's not com pletely rallying slightly. it's not completely the end of the talks. and in terms of what the chinese are going to do, as you just mentioned, there

stephen nugent said it was a security issue. because of counterfeiting concerns —— steven mnuchin.re four or five countries in europe who have women. sweden is the best, it has equality on it, it has three women, including one on the 100 kroner note. 0ther including one on the 100 kroner note. other countries like norway and denmark are going away from the issue. so controversial, they are now going towards seascapes and bridges. i quite like that idea. american national park, and then no one would complain. someone would complain, there's bound to be someone! there have been more than 60 tornados in missouri so far this week, and overnight, a major tornado ripped through the capital, jefferson city, causing extensive damage and injuring people. a little earlier, on wednesday, three people were killed in western missouri when a tornado struck the town of golden city. china's housing boom has been blamed for a mysterious increase in a chemical that destroys ozone in the atmosphere, scientists have discovered. cfc11, which was once widely used in refrigerators and insulation, was sup

pay attention, nugent! pay attention!” passing glance! pay attention, nugent! pay attention!honestly, the sunrise this morning, carol, was one of my favourites ever. really beautiful! we have seen some beautiful sunrises. sally found some beautiful sunrises. sally found some showers earlier this morning. this beautiful weather watchers picture from cumbria. lovely blue skies, a little cloud, not much more than that. for many of us, warm, sunny spells, mainly dry. but not totally dry. that is because we have a couple of weather fronts across the north of scotland that are introducing rain. we have a weak weather front across north wales and also parts of northern england, extending from the greater manchester area towards lincolnshire thatis manchester area towards lincolnshire that is what is producing showers apache light rain. 0n that is what is producing showers apache light rain. on and off through the course of the day —— patchy. 0n either side of the rain and the showers we are looking at a fair bit of sunshine, times with the cloud covered will be hazy. a very small ch

sally nugent, who is with us, will be speaking to them. who has been coming under your spell?n worth of prize money in the bank as well as sponsorship deals, hugely successful, but she's also unusual in as much as she had a baby and came back to her sport. i went to madrid to speak to her about what it's like coming back onto tour with a baby in tow. her sport has been her life. she is a former world number one and has won two grand slam titles but for victoria azarenka, tennis had to take a backseat when she found out was pregnant. in my mind, my first thing i thought that, "oh, my god, my career is over, i will never play tennis again "and i don't know what to do." i was shocked, i was panicked. but then it was all about, "i know i'm going to come back "and i know when i'm going to come back," because i thought that is a blessing for me. it's a blessing but i still want to have my own dreams, i still want to have my own career. when you came back after having your son, how did you feel physically? did you feel that maybe your maternity leave had taken its toll on your or act

still to come this morning: our very own sally nugent has been to meet jurgen klopp as the liverpoolavel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm charlotte franks. the mayor has promised more money to tackle london's knife crime problem. it comes after a trial in parts of south london where offenders were tagged after being released from prison. now, £700,000 will be spent expanding this programme to 20 boroughs in a bid to reduce reoffending. one of the things we know u nfortu nately one of the things we know unfortunately is too many people who leave prison who have been convicted before of carrying a knife, using a knife, gbh, serious offences, go on to reoffend. i'm afraid too many people aren't rehabilitated. over a million londoners rent their homes, and they are set to be affected by changes that come into force tomorrow. there is a ban on upfront fees for new renters and those renewing their tenancies. there are also caps on how much landlords and agents can ask for as a deposit. the national landlords association says the new rules will curb abuses,

our sports correspondent sally nugent met instagram fitness coach shona vertue. hold it up for me.t there's no problem with aesthetics or aspiring to something we like the look of. i just think if it's the sole fuel for your motivation, you're going to kind of be at the mercy of your self—esteem, to a degree. you know? you will be at the mercy of things going on in your life. social media comes in for criticism sometimes, because sometimes you look at an image and think, that looks so perfect, is it really real? have you ever been tempted to edit any images of yourself or change the way that you look? no, no, no. absolutely not. because people do. i know. i think we need to focus less on aesthetics. we need to focus on functionality and what we can be capable of. that's what i love about sport. the pressure those men and women feel to edit their bodies in a certain way to fit a beauty standard that is ever shrinking and ever leaning out, you know, that is why we need to change the dialogue. when i'm in an outfit that's more revealing, be itjust a crop top and some shorts, there's c